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this^^I'm afraid we are witnessing what often happens to teams with an extremely top-heavy payroll and lower round draft picks.
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this^^I'm afraid we are witnessing what often happens to teams with an extremely top-heavy payroll and lower round draft picks.
Definitely part of it.this^^
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Eh we won the sb. So it all worked out..
this seems like the right thread to drop this startling comparison.
i'm pretty sure it doesn't include stafford's fabulous post season tour de force. just regular season games.
- Matthew Stafford stats (past eight games): 69% completion, 2,003 yards, 12 TD, 14 INT, 82.5 QB rating
- Jared Goff stats (past eight games): 64% completion, 2,091 yards, 20 TD, 5 INT, 101.5 QB rating
but it tells a story none the less.
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Greg needs to win his matchups regardless of the call behind him. When he gets doubled he's always really good at anchoring in. The problem is he's not succeeding when he's singled up and trying to win his gap. We need more of that from the DL, especially when AD is being doubled.I think Greg's PFF is greatly affected by the soft zones that Morris has done this year.
If you notice, Greg's play improved dramatically in the later half of the year when Morris instigated a much more aggressive defense.
They played plenty of soft zone in the Cards game… Gaines was VERY effective.I think Greg's PFF is greatly affected by the soft zones that Morris has done this year.
If you notice, Greg's play improved dramatically in the later half of the year when Morris instigated a much more aggressive defense.
I will have to look at that playoff game again because I could swear that we played more aggressive in that game but I am going completely off of memory after watching that game only once.They played plenty of soft zone in the Cards game… Gaines was VERY effective.
He was playing on a line with a healthier Floyd and Von fucking Miller.
yup, and the cherry-picking is going hard in the paint here. only past 8 games, and dont include the playoffs. i'd be mebarrassed to put my name to something like that.Eh we won the sb. So it all worked out.
I am very stupid & I have no idea why I don't feel better after reading this post.Eh we won the sb. So it all worked out.
Lol don't say that bro. I just don't care because with all the moves they made in the off season and during it seemed like it was for the present not the future...and it worked so its all good. Granted they need to update there resume but that "f them picks" shit was gonna catch up eventually. At least we got a sb b4 that happened.I am very stupid & I have no idea why I don't feel better after reading this post.
Does the 2000 SB win in Atlanta carry the same weight as what happened in February of this year?
I was reading the article until I saw this;The Rams Have a Big Problem: Not Enough Talent
Following its Super Bowl win, Los Angeles lost a lot of good players. Now the chickens are coming home to roost.
The Rams Have a Big Problem: Not Enough Talent
Following its Super Bowl win, Los Angeles lost a lot of good players. Now the chickens are coming home to roost.www.theringer.com
No however there is such a thing as a SB hangover. Tons of teams come in the next year looking rusty or not hungry. And tbh that's what I'm seeing from the Rams. JmoI am very stupid & I have no idea why I don't feel better after reading this post.
Does the 2000 SB win in Atlanta carry the same weight as what happened in February of this year?
Agree. I do not live in the past I try to learn from it. I am a Ram fan who is constantly looking forward to the future.Lol don't say that bro. I just don't care because with all the moves they made in the off season and during it seemed like it was for the present not the future...and it worked so its all good. Granted they need to update there resume but that "f them picks" shit was gonna catch up eventually. At least we got a sb b4 that happened.
Shelton has had a rough regular season thus far.I think Coleman Shelton's low grade is dramatically affected by being made to play center. He is much much better at guard.
I just wished they learned to invest heavily in the oline already. This offense can't be stopped with a top tier oline.Agree. I do not live in the past I try to learn from it. I am a Ram fan who is constantly looking forward to the future.
I love to see Snead work hard for the Ram's destiny to place this team in the best position to compete now & in the future not talk about what took place last season.
Regular season. Second game… COVID game.I will have to look at that playoff game again because I could swear that we played more aggressive in that game but I am going completely off of memory after watching that game only once.
So you could be right about that. I will have to check it out.
Absolutely agree from another major Goff supporter. They have an exceptional OL in Detroit 3 stars Center and both Tackles. But in this mess we have he would flounder worse than Stafford.I already stated a billion times in other threads that Goff is deadly with a very good OL and he has one at Detroit. Doesn't surprise me.
On the Rams with their OL, he would be doing much worse than Stafford.
And this is coming from a Goff supporter.
I think someone will free up at the trade deadline that will cost us considerably less than Von without a massive drop off from Von but yes we need OLB help not to help with the run game as much as Von needed to but a pure pass rusher.Definitely part of it.
But, they're also seeing too many injuries.. and, in my opinion, made one HUGE error in the offseason... They should've bitten the bullet and given Miller the extra year.
Wagner's fine.. but ILB's, IMO, aren't nearly as important as pass rushers.. AND.. the Rams had at least one solid ILB to build around in Jones.
It was a bad, bad move.